The National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale has been slapped with yet another law suit in regards to his alleged defamatory remarks on Governors Isaac Ruto and Paul Chepkwony.
Duale has been summoned by Kericho Law Court after the two governors accused him of making injurious remarks against them ,at a political rally in Kericho County implying that the Governors received Sh1million from Okoa Kenya supporters to weaken the Jubilee government.
"You are hereby required within 15 days from the date of service hereof to enter an appearance in the said suit. Should you fail to enter an appearance within the time mentioned above, the plaintiffs (governors) may proceed with the suit and judgment may be given in your absence," reads the judicial writ issued by Kericho Law Court.
Governor Ruto of Bomet and Chepkwonyof Kericho had a few weeks ago threatned to sue the Garissa Township MP for slanderous comments if he failed to apologise.
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The controversial Jubilee bigwig is also faced with another civil suit after he supposedly linked the Coalition For Reforms and Democracy(CORD) leader Raila Odinga to the collapse of Mumias sugar company.
According to Raila, Duale claimed that the problems which were facing Mumias Sugar company, had not begun in Uhuru's tenure adding that Raila owed the company 40 million shillings. Odinga said that Duale went on and asked western legislators to visit the former Prime Ministers' office to collect the money.
Aden Duale is yet to respond to these suits.
